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18 Oct 2013, 09:19posted on

The sources confirm there will be two versions of the phone, with 16 GB and 32 GB of storage, respectively. Google's test Play Store pages where the Nexus 5 was pictured with $349 price tag is probably for the variant with larger storage. No microSD card for expansion will be available, of course. Second, as much as we've heard about two battery capacity versions - 2300 mAh and 3000 mAh - the source poured cold water on that rumor, and said both the 16 GB and the 32 GB unit will come with 2300 mAh, which sounds more logical...

Did you read his comment? "My N4 lasts all day on 4.3" did you skip the 4.3 part? As far as i recall GSMArena didn't redo the test with Android 4.3, my sisters N4 on 4.3 seem to be on par with my HTC One which is about a day with 4-5 hours of screen on.

The earlier post where google so-called "accidentally" uploaded the nexus 5 in their website, it mentions "Starting at $349", so that confirm the lower storage version will cost $349 whether its 8 or 16gb.

Battery should be the last place for compromise no matter what, I would absolutely love a 720p screen and a 3000 MAH battery, I'd take that over 1080p and 2300 MAH any day. Unfortunately I'll probably still end up with this because my current phone is a time bomb that will stop working any day now, sub-par battery life will be bearable if I'm getting consistent lag-free performance and updates.

+$4XX for 32GB, 2300 mAh, 8MP>>> Wanted N5 but I'm out if this is true. To compromise on the battery, camera, and styling (imo) it would need to be priced at $299 for 32GB for me. I will just wait for contract renewal next year and get whatever the best beast is then for subsidized price $199 with better camera, battery, and style.

Bad comparison. Because I think that most iPhone users are getting gouged off their eyeballs w/ that but hey they just don't care. You use an S II w/ 1650mAh batt for so long (which is what I'm doing now), that to think for an upgrade you'd go double that NO LESS.

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